"""
standard system of units
===================================

You should use the units defined in this file whenever you
have a dimensional quantity in your code.  For example,
write:

    ``s = 1.5 * units.km``

instead of:

    ``s = 1.5   # don't forget this is in km!``

The conversion factors defined in this file
convert your data into Auger base units, so that
all dimensional quantities in the code are in a
single system of units!  You can also
use the conversions defined here to, for example,
display data with the unit of your choice.  For example:

    ``print "s = " , s / units.mm, " mm"``


The base units are:
-------------------
   * meter                   (meter)
   * nanosecond              (nanosecond)
   * electron Volt           (eV)
   * positron charge         (eplus)
   * degree Kelvin           (kelvin)
   * the amount of substance (mole)
   * luminous intensity      (candela)
   * radian                  (radian)
   * steradian               (steradian)

The SI numerical value of the positron charge is defined here,
as it is needed for conversion factor : positron charge = eSI (coulomb)

Adapted from Offline, the reconstruction Framework of the Pierre Auger Collaboration.
This is a slightly modified version of the units definitions written by the Geant4 collaboration

"""

# Prefixes
yocto = 1e-24
zepto = 1e-21
atto = 1e-18
femto = 1e-15
pico = 1e-12
nano = 1e-9
micro = 1e-6
milli = 1e-3
centi = 1e-2
deci = 1e-1
deka = 1e+1
hecto = 1e+2
kilo = 1e+3
mega = 1e+6
giga = 1e+9
tera = 1e+12
peta = 1e+15
exa = 1e+18
zetta = 1e+21
yotta = 1e+24

# Length [L]
meter = 1
meter2 = meter * meter
meter3 = meter * meter * meter

millimeter = milli * meter
millimeter2 = millimeter * millimeter
millimeter3 = millimeter * millimeter * millimeter

centimeter = centi * meter
centimeter2 = centimeter * centimeter
centimeter3 = centimeter * centimeter * centimeter

kilometer = kilo * meter
kilometer2 = kilometer * kilometer
kilometer3 = kilometer * kilometer * kilometer

parsec = 3.0856775807e+16 * meter
kiloParsec = kilo * parsec
megaParsec = mega * parsec

micrometer = micro * meter
nanometer = nano * meter
angstrom = 1e-10 * meter
fermi = femto * meter

feet = 0.3048 * meter

barn = 1e-28 * meter2
millibarn = milli * barn
microbarn = micro * barn
nanobarn = nano * barn
picobarn = pico * barn

# symbols
mm = millimeter
mm2 = millimeter2
mm3 = millimeter3

cm = centimeter
cm2 = centimeter2
cm3 = centimeter3

m = meter
m2 = meter2
m3 = meter3

km = kilometer
km2 = kilometer2
km3 = kilometer3

# Angle
radian = 1
milliradian = milli * radian
degree = (3.14159265358979323846 / 180) * radian

steradian = 1

# symbols
rad = radian
mrad = milliradian
sr = steradian
deg = degree

# Time [T]
nanosecond = 1
nanosecond2 = nanosecond * nanosecond
second = giga * nanosecond
millisecond = milli * second
microsecond = micro * second
picosecond = pico * second
femtosecond = femto * second
minute = 60 * second
hour = 60 * minute
day = 24 * hour
year = 365.25 * day

hertz = 1 / second
kilohertz = kilo * hertz
megahertz = mega * hertz
gigahertz = giga * hertz

mHz = milli * hertz
Hz = hertz
kHz = kilohertz
MHz = megahertz
GHz = gigahertz

# symbols
ns = nanosecond
ps = picosecond
fs = femtosecond
s = second
ms = millisecond

# Electric charge [Q]
eplus = 1  # positron charge
eSI = 1.602176462e-19  # positron charge in coulomb
coulomb = eplus / eSI  # coulomb = 6.24150 e+18*eplus

# Energy [E]
electronvolt = 1
megaelectronvolt = mega * electronvolt
kiloelectronvolt = kilo * electronvolt
gigaelectronvolt = giga * electronvolt
teraelectronvolt = tera * electronvolt
petaelectronvolt = peta * electronvolt
exaelectronvolt = exa * electronvolt
zettaelectronvolt = zetta * electronvolt

joule = electronvolt / eSI  # joule = 6.24150 e+12 * MeV

erg = 1e-7 * joule  # erg = 624.15 GeV

# symbols
eV = electronvolt
keV = kiloelectronvolt
MeV = megaelectronvolt
GeV = gigaelectronvolt
TeV = teraelectronvolt
PeV = petaelectronvolt
EeV = exaelectronvolt
ZeV = zettaelectronvolt

# Mass [E][T^2][L^-2]
kilogram = joule * second * second / (meter * meter)
gram = milli * kilogram
milligram = milli * gram

# symbols
kg = kilogram
g = gram
mg = milligram

# Power [E][T^-1]
watt = joule / second  # watt = 6.24150 e+3 * MeV/ns

# Force [E][L^-1]
newton = joule / meter  # newton = 6.24150 e+9 * MeV/mm

# Pressure [E][L^-3]
pascal = newton / m2  # pascal = 6.24150 e+3 * MeV/mm3
bar = 100000 * pascal  # bar    = 6.24150 e+8 * MeV/mm3
atmosphere = 101325 * pascal  # atm    = 6.32420 e+8 * MeV/mm3

# symbols
hPa = hecto * pascal

# Electric current [Q][T^-1]
ampere = coulomb / second  # ampere = 6.24150 e+9 * eplus/ns
milliampere = milli * ampere
microampere = micro * ampere
nanoampere = nano * ampere

# Electric potential [E][Q^-1]
megavolt = megaelectronvolt / eplus
kilovolt = milli * megavolt
volt = micro * megavolt
millivolt = milli * volt
microvolt = micro * volt

V = volt
mV = millivolt

# Electric resistance [E][T][Q^-2]
ohm = volt / ampere  # ohm = 1.60217e-16*(MeV/eplus)/(eplus/ns)

# Electric capacitance [Q^2][E^-1]
farad = coulomb / volt  # farad = 6.24150e+24 * eplus/Megavolt
millifarad = milli * farad
microfarad = micro * farad
nanofarad = nano * farad
picofarad = pico * farad

# Magnetic Flux [T][E][Q^-1]
weber = volt * second  # weber = 1000*megavolt*ns

# Magnetic Field [T][E][Q^-1][L^-2]
tesla = volt * second / meter2  # tesla =0.001*megavolt*ns/mm2
microtesla = micro * tesla

gauss = 1e-4 * tesla
kilogauss = deci * tesla

# Inductance [T^2][E][Q^-2]
henry = weber / ampere  # henry = 1.60217e-7*MeV*(ns/eplus)**2

# Temperature
kelvin = 1

# Amount of substance
mole = 1

# Activity [T^-1]
becquerel = 1 / second
curie = 3.7e+10 * becquerel

# Absorbed dose [L^2][T^-2]
gray = joule / kilogram

# Luminous intensity [I]
candela = 1

# Luminous flux [I]
lumen = candela * steradian

# Illuminance [I][L^-2]
lux = lumen / meter2

# Jansky
jansky = 1.e-26 * watt / m**2 / Hz

# Miscellaneous
fraction = 1
perCent = 0.01
percent = perCent
perThousand = 0.001
permil = perThousand
perMillion = 0.000001
